The Kilroys #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Calling Doctor Headbone," Linny and Michael vow to keep their romance under wraps—until Linny’s impromptu phone call to a friend sets off a chain reaction of whispers. As word spreads faster than either of them expected, Linny turns on Michael, convinced he’s the one who spilled the secret. A quiet moment of tension unfolds in this 1954 slice of small-town drama, with the typeset lettering lending a crisp, period-perfect rhythm to the escalating mix-up.
Solid Jackson's oddball romance with Portia hits a snag when she decides his blunt talk means he's crazy—so she drags him to the new psychiatrist in town, Dr. Headbone, hoping a cure will make him sweet-talk her instead. What Dr. Headbone doesn't know is that Jackson's only showing up for the fudge Portia promised him per visit, and his best friend Montgomery the frog tags along for the ride. When the good doctor's hypnosis backfires spectacularly, Jackson ends up thinking he's a brilliant scholar, then a romantic Valentino, sending Portia's plans—and the whole town—into delightful chaos.
Charlie bristles at the thought of hosting his cousin Ursula for the weekend, bound by duty rather than desire—until she arrives, proving to be the prettiest, brightest-looking, fluffiest little blonde he’d ever seen.
In "No News Is Good News," Jitterbuck lands a job at the newspaper and stumbles into covering a boxing match—only to end up on the receiving end of a punch. Meanwhile, Zoot’s assignment at a society wedding goes hilariously off track, while Jitterbuck unexpectedly turns his misfortune into a sharp piece on the city’s housing shortage.
Jo and Jackson, two teens with wildly different takes on summer fun, find themselves at a camp where lifeguarding means more than just saving swimmers—especially when Jackson trades his usual crew for a very unexpected set of clients. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this lighthearted 1954 tale from *The Kilroys #50* captures the classic charm of teenage misadventures with a twist.
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